Kill Switch (Devil's Night Book 3)

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There seem to be some readers who have jumped to conclusions about something Pen said online. ***SLIGHT SPOILER AHEAD. For clarification, there is no orgy scene between one woman and a bunch of prisoners. There is a group scene, not group sex, and while it definitely pushed me out of my comfort zone as a reader, the scene is between a few of the couples in the series and completely consensual.*** Trope/Elements: Enemies to Lovers, Second Chance at Romance (somewhat), First Love and Menage (M-F-M)

The past was kind of boring honestly, It was from when they both were still in high school and how Will tried so hard to get Emory's attention, I was either skipping or sobbing during the scenes where Martin abused Emmy and sometimes smiling thanks to Will. The whole banter between them was basically repetitive, Will will be all cute and nice to her and Emory would just say something bitchy to him. Sometimes would give into Will but then go Cold on him the next day. It was very frustrating because of the way she treated Will. But then to some extend I understood why she wanted Will to stay away because of her brother. So every time Emory's response pissed me off I would make excuses for her, even though sometimes I wanted to slap her repeatedly for saying shit to a guy like Will. Damon and Winter remain the superior characters and superior couple. And Kill Switch will remain the superior book in the whole series. However, I am sad and disappointed mostly at this book for not being able to succeed the previous book well and just taint such great characters and what could have been a great ending. that part when all of them were revealing shits, explaining what happened behind the scenes and discussing their motives + next moves WHILE their enemies -who could literally kill them right there on the spot but somehow didn’t- were surrounding them….just listening and watching... My heart splintered a little more, and I looked away, shaking my head. What I would have given for Will to say that just once. Or my brother.”

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Emory annoyed me too. I felt she was too hard on herself and on everyone. At first, she was interesting, and then slowly towards the end I was tired of her hypocrisy. It was irritating how she treated Will. Her attitude towards Alex also annoyed me. And how she acted as if she is better than Micheal, Rika, Banks, Kai, Damon, and Winter.

On instinct, I retreat a step. “I…I got lost.” I swallow, looking up at his dark eyes. “Do you know where my mom is? I can’t find her.”

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Anyway, after that epilogue i'm pretty sure that second-gen books are coming but not anytime soon, cause hellbent series comes first (i'm lowkey scared for that series now) She’ll be so scared, she won’t even be safe in her own head by the time I’m done with her. And the best part is I won’t have to break into her home to do it. Killing him would probably be more merciful than giving him to my father,” Damon added. “He’s not good with dogs—” And in the end, all that I’ll remember is that I came out of this series loving Damon a little bit more...

My feelings and expectations were crushed by it. I'm so disappointed and sad that I want to cry of frustration.

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But the older she got, the angrier she got, and the more desperate I got in trying to forget her, and I just needed this to be over. Do I think Pen could have pleased everyone when there was so much to be done and readers are invested to this level? No. I had no clue what I wanted or who I wanted to be. I just wanted my people, and I wanted the girl of my dreams. I can see why you might want to believe that. Maybe you feel ashamed or guilty, because you liked it.” He paused and then continued. “But be careful, Winter. I can still put you through quite a lot.” Emmy...Now Emmy was the Damon of this book. She was the one who caused the pain, who was in pain and who was both hurting on the inside and lashing out on the outside. Her past was heartbreaking and her present painted the utter greyness of her character really well. We're completely in the dark about her and we don't find out until much later what happened.